On thursday evening the 3rd of March 2011, there was a special on Dries Buytaert and Acquia. The fragment is in Dutch.
On Sunday February 6, 2011, I talked about custom formatters at Drupal Developer Days Brussels. The information about the talk and recording of this talk can be found here: http://bxl2011.drupaldays.org/bxl2011.drupaldays.org/node/303.html
I also uploaded the slides on slideshare. Those can be found here: http://www.slideshare.net/nicolasleroy/drupal-developer-days-2011-custom...
On a multi-site stack at a client, we were not able to run update.php anymore. The result was a WSOD (white screen of death). I tried to increase the php memory limit and disable my APC. But it didn't help.
When looking at the logs, the apache log didn't contain any error. But when looking at the php error log I found this error:
Since tuesday January 18, I have my drupal shoes! They were on time, so I can wear them at the drupal developer days in Brussels. Here are some real life pictures. You'll see the difference with the rendered flash picture of the Nike app, that I showed in my previous post.
The conclusion after having worn them for a week: great shoes! The build quality seems great, at least better than my last pair of sneakers (Le Coq Sportif) and they sit comfortably. Now I can code with style!
Some time ago I heard about the Nike ID shoes. Shoes that you can customize. You choose the colors and then you can add your id on the heel or other place Nike designed.
Now I was thinking what a drupal shoe would look like. Well what would you think of these?
Since it is almost christmas, my colleagues bought some blue christmas balls and some tipp-ex. Then they printed a front faced druplicon and did cut out the eyes, nose and mouth. Then the printed druplicon was glued on the christmas ball and the painting could start. Resulting in this image:
Here's a picture of the finished drupal christmas ball:
When having your drupal site it is good to know your search options. There is the standard drupal search, but that could slow down the site when reaching a decent amount of nodes. Ask the drupal.org maintainers! An option at that point is SOLR.
You are going to use a dedicated search machine that will index your content without having an impact on your drupal site. That's great! But how can you use SOLR? Read on.
A few months ago I read Cracking drupal. It is a good book if you want to understand what the vulnerabilities of your drupal site are.
